Brown. v. C. Volante Corp.,  1999 U.S. App. LEXIS 25350 (2^nd Cir. October 8, 1999)-The trustees of the Local 282 Welfare, Pension Annuity and Job Training Trust Funds (the "Fund") sued a truck rental company for failure to make payments to the Fund for all of its employees. The company first argued that the district court lacked subject matter jurisdiction over the trustees’ claims for benefit fund contributions owing on work performed during a period when appellant was not bound by a collective bargaining agreement. This court found there was subject matter jurisdiction because 29 U.S.C. § 1132(g)(2) and ERISA section 515 provide jurisdiction over claims for "promised contributions." Next, this court found that the company impliedly adopted the two collective bargaining agreements which created its duty to pay into the Fund. The fact that the agreements were never signed did not violate the requirement of ERISA 302(c)(5)(B) that payments to a trust fund be made pursuant to a "written agreement."